On the interior, the Villa has a full kitchen, with an oversized refrigerator/freezer, 6 burner Bosc Gas Stove with oven, Bosc 2 burner electric hot plate, Panasonic convection oven, Bosc Microwave, Kitchen island, wine fridge, stainless steel cutlery, Ceramic plates, crystal glasses and coffee mugs. A chef is present 8 hours per day for the customers of the Villa, to coordinate and cook the food of their choice. Food is not included in the price of the Villa, but a grocery service is provided prior to arrival at an extra cost. The Dining Room seats 12 persons at a locally hand made table made of wood, natural papers and natural fabrics. The centerpiece of the table is a wooden tray cut from a 250 year old tree and purchased from a local Mayan Village. The sitting area is combined with the kitchen, knowing that most guests like to combine entertaining and food preparations. The oversized couches are clothed in linen to highlight the beach area this house resides in. The 6 bedrooms have air conditioning, ceiling fan, 100% cotton sheets, chenille blankets and architectural lighting. Each bathroom is uniquely designed with water saving showers and toilets, floor lighting, 100% cotton towels and biodegradable shower products made locally. The entertainment room has a 42 inch flat screen tv, cd player, DVD player, wet bar and seating for guests. The art in this room, is done by a local artist that used a decayed leaf from a famous cenote called Angelita located in Tulum, 45 minutes south of Playa Del Carmen and known for its access to cavern and cave systems.